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Catherine: Full Body Gets September Release Date
In the spirit of Valentine's Day, Catherine: Full Body, the remastered version of the 2011 cult-classic, got a release date. It will be released on September 3, and it will come with plenty of new content for returning fans.
In addition to improved visuals, Full Body will have over twice as many puzzles as the original and a Safety Mode that allows players to skip any if they get stuck or just want to see the story play out. The Full Body version of the game will also include an entirely new character, Rin, to make the story just a bit more complicated.
Atlus is also releasing a Heart's Desire collector's edition of the game for $79.99, which comes housed in a box modeled after the game's puzzling towers. This edition also include a steelbook case, art book, the game soundtrack, and a sheep plush.
Catherine: Full Body will release on September 3 for PlayStation 4. Check out our review of the original game here, or watch us play the game on a recent episode of Replay.
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Catherine: Full Body
Platform:
PlayStation 4, Switch
Release Date:
September 3, 2019 (PlayStation 4),
July 7, 2020 (Switch)
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